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No response of the pupil CNII, CNIII Optic/Oculomotor
Corneal reflex CNV, CNVII trigeminal/facial sharpen the cotton ball
Opens the eyelid CNIII Oculomotor
Closes the eyelid CNV trigeminal
Inability to stick out the tongue CNXII Hypoglossal
Deviation of the tongue CNVII Facial
Chewing CNV facial
Gag reflex CNX, CNIX vagus, glossopharyngeal
Voice production CNX, CNIX vagus, glossopharyngeal
Control BP, HR, respiration CNIX, CNX glossopharyngeal vagus
Swollowing CNIX glossopharyngeal
Mixed Motor-Sensory CN 9, 10, 12, 5, 7
Lateral spinothalamic tracts Crude touch, temperature, pain
Anterior spinothalamic tracts Crude touch, pressure
Fasciculus gracilis fine touch, vibrations, proprioception from lower part
Fasciculus cuneatus fine touch, vibrations, proprioception from upper part
Spinocerebellar tracts conveys info to the cerebellum about limb and joint position
Lateral corticospinal tracts voluntary mvmt; contralateral limbs
Anterior corticospinal tracts voluntary mvmt of ipsilateral limbs
Reticulospinal tracts help to maintain posture, control voluntary mvmt, modulate pain impulse
Rubrospinal tracts main mediator of voluntary mvmt, large muscle mvmt and fine motor
Tectospinal tracts head and neck mvmt related to visual reflex
Vestibulospinal tracts posture and balance
Pineal gland belongs to __; secretes ___ both CNS and endocrine system melatonin
melatonin is responsible for body cycle including menstrual cycle
Hypothalamus ____ hormones releases
Hypothalamus is responsible for sense of temperature, hunger, thirst, fatigue, circadian cycle
Posterior pituitary gland secretes oxytocin and ADH
Cerebellum controls fine movement coordination balance and equilibrium muscle tone
Cerebellum problems (trauma/virus) can cause the condition __ ATAXIA: (1) Sudden uncoordinated mvmt (2) Walking problems (unsteady gait) (3) Nystagmus (4) Clumsy speech
deep tendon reflex BICEPS C5,6
deep tendon reflex BRACHIORADIALIS C6
deep tendon reflex TRICEPS C7
deep tendon reflex PATELLA L4
deep tendon reflex ACHILLES S1
Abdominal reflex is a ____ reflex, controlled by nerves ___ superficial T9-T12 T10- level with umbilicus
Phrenic nerves are ___ and the supply the ____ C3-C5 diaphragm muscle Pt dies of respiratory paralysis
Other name for Herpes Zoster___ Shingles
Herpes Zoster is caused by vericella zoster virus of chickenpox
Herpes Zoster stays in dorsal root ganglion
Sx of Herpes Zoster painful eruptions of red swollen plaques rupture and crust in 2-3 weeks 4-5 days before the eruptions: pain, burning, itching of the affected dermatome
Adrenergic fibers are axons that release ___ Norepinephrine Sympathetic
Cholinergic fibers are axons that release ___ Acetylcholine Parasympathetic + some sympathetic
Adrenergic receptors have 2 kinds ____, ____ a-receptors (constriction) and b-receptors (dilation)
Dermatomes leveles C5 clavicle
Dermatomes leveles C5,6,7 lateral of upper limbs
Dermatomes leveles C8, T1 medial of upper limbs
Dermatomes leveles C6,7,8 hand
Dermatomes leveles C6 thumb
Dermatomes leveles C8 ring and little fingers
Dermatomes leveles T4 nippples
Dermatomes leveles T10 umbilicus
Dermatomes leveles T12 inguinal/groin
Dermatomes leveles L1,2,3,4 anterior and inner of lower limbs
Dermatomes leveles L4,5, S1 foot
Dermatomes leveles L4 medial of great toe
Dermatomes leveles S1,2, L5 posterior, outer of lower limbs
Dermatomes leveles S1 lateral margin of foot + little toe
Dermatomes leveles S2,3,4 perineum
chemicals released during inflammation histamine, seratonin, bradykinin
Cardinal signs of inflammation calor dolor tumor rubor
Relapsing fever (typhinia) is caused by and transmitted through ___ and ___ Borrelia louse and tick
Most common type of skin cancer is basal cell carcinoma
Basal cell carcinoma most often appears on nose and face
Squamous cell carcinoma appears on sun-exposed areas: scalp, forehead, back of the hands, top of the ears
Melanoma is a ____ skin cancer malignant
Criteria to diagnose melanoma ABCDE: asymmetry, border, color, diamiter, elavation
Kaposi sarcoma is an ___ diosrder in ____ patients opportunistic, AIDS
Sx of Kaposi sarcoma purple papules, quickly spread to the lymph nodes and internal organs
bones in adults participate in blood production ribs, vertebrae, humerus, pelvis, femur
Osteoarthritis is _____ disorder non-inflammatory
Osteoarthritis occurs in ____ joints weight-bearing hips, lumbar spine, knees
Osteoarthritis produces ____ nodes and ____ nodes Heberden's Distal Interphalangeal joint deformity Bouchard's Proximal interphalangeal joint deformity
Osteoarthritis is treated by NSAIDs aspirin, ibuprofen, COX-2 inhibitors
Sprain is a ____ injury ligament
Rheumatoid arthritis affects ____ of the body both sides
Rheumatoid arthritis may cause systemic complications like pericarditis
Orthopedic exams for thoracic outlet syndrome Adson's Wright's Roos
Hernniated disc test bilateral leg lowering
frozen shoulder test Apley Scratch test
Biceps long head pathology test Speed's test
Biceps long head tendon pathology test Yergason's
Lateral collateral ligament test Varus
Medial collateral ligament test Valgus
Carpal tunnel tests Tinel's Phalen's
DeQuervain's tenosynovitis test Finkelstein's wrist pain
Anterior cruciate ligament test Anterior Drawer Lachman
Posterior cruciate ligament Posterior Drawer
Meniscus test McMurray's
Strain is a ____ injury muscle
Myositis is muscle inflammation
Fibromyositis is tendon inflammation with muscle inflammation
In Parkinson's Dz _____ decreases and ____ increases dopamine, acetylcholine
Multiple Sclerosis is a ______ demyelination @ brain and spinal cord
Multiple Sclerosis Sx (4) (1) weakness (2) loss of coordination (3) visual impairment (4) speech disturbances
According to TCM MS can be diagnosed as (2) (1) External dampness (2) KD deficiency
Pupil constriction drugs (5) (1) Alcohol (2) Morphine (3) Heroine (4) Demerol (5) Methadone
Pupil dilation drugs (5) (1) Cocaine (2) Atropine (3) Marijuana (4) LSD (5) Amphetamines
SLE causes pain on _____ joints ____ deformity peripheral joints, without deformity
SLE causes ______ Dz in KD glomerulonephritis
SLE can be diagnosed by ____ test ANA
SLE causes (3) (1) butterfly rash (2) photosensitivity (3) oral ulcers
Sjogren syndrome is ___ Sx: (2) More common in ___ autoimmune disease (1) keratoconjunctivitis sicca- inflammation of cornea and conjunctiva (sicca=dry) (2) xerostomia- dry mouth females
Scleroderma is an ____ disease characterized by ___ destruction and _____ of the skin and ____ autoimmune disease small vessels destruction and fibrosis of the skin and internal organs
Scleroderma antibodies (3) (1) Antinuclear Ab ANA (2) Antibody to Scl 70 (3) Rheumatoid factor
Scleroderma Sx (8) (1) Raynaud phenomenon (2) edema @ fingers and hands (3) Polyarthralgia (4) "Stone facies" - mask-like face (5) Dysphagia (6) Dyspnea -major cause of death (7) Ventricular arrhythmia, malignant HTN (8) progressive renal failure
Renal stones can be formed by (3) (1) uric acid (2) calcium oxalate (3) calcium phosphate
Elevated TSH levels indicates hypothyroidism ?
Schilling test for Pernicious anemia involves collecting the ___ urine
High pitched grade 4/6 sound @ S3 may indicate ____ Left ventricular failure
Which BMI is considered obese greater than 30
Mammogram for women over 40. How often? every year
Tennis elbow is ______ epicondylitis lateral
Myasthenia gravis Sx ptosis
Patient's records belong to
Which type of anemia is associated with heavy menstrual bleeding iron-deficiency anemia
the best food source for folic acid is asparagus
(R) Hypochondriac pain causes (4) (1) Cholecystitis/cholelithiasis (2) Carcinoma of GB (3) Hepatitis (4) Carcinoma of Liver
(L) Hypochondriac pain causes (2) (1) Acute pancreatitis (2) Chronic pancreatitis
Cholecystitis/cholelithiasis risk factors Female Forty Fat
Cholecystitis Sx (4) nausea vomiting sweating pain to (R) scapula
Acute pancreatitis Sx (3) nausea vomiting pain to the (L) scapula
Chronic pancreatitis is more common in male
Chronic pancreatitis Sx better w/ crouching forward or lying prone
WBCs increase in (4) (1) infection (2) inflammation (3) cancer (4) leukemia
WBCs decrease in (2) (1) autoimmune Dzs (2) bone marrow failure
RBCs increase in (3) (1) diarrhea (2) dehydration (3) burns
Mean Corpuscular Volume increase in (2) decrease in (2) Folic acid/B12 deficiency Iron def/thalassemia
basophils (2) (1) histamine (2) allergies
eosinophils (1) parasites
BUN levels [7-20]
Increase in BUN indicates (4) besides KD problems (1) CHF (2) Heart attack (3) Hypovolemia (4) GI bleeding
Decrease in BUN indicates (2) (1) LR failure (2) malnutrition
Creatinine level [0.8-1.4]
CO2 level [20-29]
increase in CO2 indicates (4) (1) breathing disorders (2) Cushing's (3) Vomiting (4) hyperaldosteranism (Cohn's Dz)
decrease in CO2 indicates (3) (1) Addison's (2) diarrhea (3) Acidosis
Glucose level [64-128]
Fasting blood glucose is measured 8 hours after fasting
Calcium daily intake is 1000 mg/day
TSH is used to identify ______ primary hypothyroidism (due to thyroid gland dysfunction)
T3 is used to diagnose ____ hyperthyroidism
T4 increased in ___ decreased in ___ hyperthyroidism; hypothyroidism
ALP is found in (5) liver, bones, placenta + KD/Int
AST is found in (6) RBCs, liver, heart, muscles, pancrease and KD
AST/ALT ratio determines what orhan is diseased
Myasthenia Gravis is a ______ ______ disease which affects the ___ chronic, autoimmune disease affects the muscles
Etiology of Myasthenia Gravis Autoimmune antibodies are produced in the body they destroy acetylcholine receptors required for the muscle contraction
Myasthenia Gravis first attacks the _____ muscle causing___ eyelid, leadingt to ptosis
Myasthenia Gravis may cause a life-threatening condition when the _____ muscles are involved respiratory
Myasthenia Gravis is more common among women between 20 and 40 and 50 and 70
Abdominal aortic aneurysm risk factors (7) (1) smoking (2) HTN (3) High cholesterol (4) male (5) Obesity (6) Emphysema (7) Genetic factors
Abdominal aortic aneurysm rupture signs Nausea and Vomiting Pain radiating to the buttock, legs and groin region clammy skin rapid HR shock
Findings in abdominal aortic aneurysm may include (3) mass/lump in the abdomen abdominal pulsation stiff/rigid abdomen
Doctor may order ___ and ____ to diagnose asymptomatic abdominal aortic aneurysm CT scan; Ultrasound
Kidney disease pts on dialysis requires to take more ____ in the diet proteins: meats, poultry, seafood and cheese
Kidney disease pts may build up high levels of ____ in the blood called ____ Plus high levels of ____ Leading to _____ problems potassium; hyperkalemia phosphorus HT
Nephrotic syndrome signs facial edema with eye swelling in the morning
Atrophic glossitis/Smooth tongue may appear in Vitamin B2, B3, B9, B12, B6 or iron deficiency. Also in pts undergoing chemotherapy
Obstructive breathing diseases (3) asthma chronic bronchitis COPD
Sign of obstructive diseases is prolonged exhalation
Cheyne-Stokes breathing is periods of deep breathing alternating with apnea
Biot's breathing is an _____ ataxic breathing- unpredictable irregularity
Sensory info about taste of anterior 2/3 is CN? CN VII
Secretion of tears and saliva is relied on CN? CN VII
Normal respiratory rate range
Mitral valve is between L atrium and L ventricle
Tricuspid valve is between R atrium and R ventricle
Lungs' lower borders are Front Axilla Back 6th ICS 8th ICS 10th ICS
Liver upper border landmarks are ___ lower border landmarks are ___ 5-6th ICS; 10-11th ribs
Spleen is located left side 9-11th ribs
____ KD is higher and is located ____ Left T11-L2
Spinal cord teminates @ L1/L2
Vertical anatomical levels C6 beginning of trachea/esophagus
Vertical anatomical levels C7 lymph drainage
Vertical anatomical levels T1 apex of Lungs
Vertical anatomical levels T4 arch of aorta
Vertical anatomical levels T9 xiphoid/sternal angle
Vertical anatomical levels T10 esophageal hiatus in the diaphragm
Vertical anatomical levels L2 end of spinal cord ovarian/testicular artery
Vertical anatomical levels L3 inferior mesenteric artery
Vertical anatomical levels L4 iliac crest umbilicus
Nerve @ KI3 tibial nerve
Nerve @ PC3/6 median nerve
Nerve @ GB30 sciatic nerve
Nerve @ ST12 brachial nerve plexus
Nerve @ LR5 saphenous nerve
Artery @ KI3 tibial artery
Artery @ HT1 axillary artery
Artery @ LI4/LU9 radial artery
Artery @ SP12 femoral artery
Artery @ ST9, ST10 carotid artery
Artery @ LI17, LI18 carotid artery
Artery @ ST42 dorsal foot artery or pedis dorsalis
Addison's Dz will cause decrease in blood ____ and increase in___ decrease in glucose, increase in potassium dehydration with weight loss
Human Papilloma virus causes Genital wart: small, soft, moist, pink/red swellings
positive Brudzinski's sign indicates meningitis
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